The wreck of the Micaela is located on the south side of the island of KRK and is only about 10 – 15 minutes away from the dive center. This is a sports boat with cabin that sank in a storm. The wreck lies at a depth of approx. 30m and is therefore very good for advanced divers. However, inexperienced divers can see the wreck from a depth of 18m – 20m when visibility is good. At the anchorage we follow the plateau until the steep face begins. From there you can dive at a right angle to the left and you will automatically come to the wreck. The plateau is covered with a lot of seaweed and so there is a good chance of encountering seahorses and octopods while diving.

Kormati South is an underwater plateau located between the island of Krk and Plavnik. Our boat anchors on the huge plateau and below us is a crater landscape at a depth of about 5-7m. At the end of the plateau is a ledge that drops down to a depth of 40m. Where you dive on the beautiful steep wall with gorgonians, snails and congers with your right shoulder at the wall. The return is made with the left shoulder at the wall until the canyon leads the diver back to the plateau where one can begin their safety stop.

Tunnel is situated on the north side of Prvic Island. At the most northern tip of the island of Prvic is a rock in the water through which leads a tunnel roughly 35m long. After the descent, you arrive at the entrance of the tunnel at a depth of around 12 metres. With a diameter of around 3 metres, the tunnel is very easy to dive through. You barely reach the other side when one of the most beautiful rock faces in the whole area immediately begins. Anyone who still has enough air in the tank after the dive through the tunnel and the rock face, should not miss the Pillar-Cave, which is located only about 40 meters away, opposite the rock.

Behind Leuchtturm, Big Rock is the next dive site. In the western side of the Big Rock is a wall dropping down to 40m. Following the wall on your right side, at about 40m, you can see a small rock in front of the wall. This rock is full of gorgonians, sponges, fishes, lobster and conger.

This dive site is famous for the current and for its colourful wall. We anchor at 8-10 m deep, and we start the dive following the anchor line. The dive site looks like a figure of 8. We usually start from the middle and keep the wall on our left side. The external wall goes down to 40m and is cover with colourful sponges and gorgonians. Following the wall with your left shoulder, you will end up again in the middle, where there is a small tunnel at the depth of 10-15m. If you follow the line of an 8, the wall will be on your right shoulder, ending up diving between the dive site and Grgur Island. This part is the shallow part of the dive, where you can look for nudibranches, scorpion fish, octopus and if you look in the anemones you may find a spider crab or more likely some harlequin shrimp.

The dive starts at about 5-10m deep. Swimming out of the bay keeping the wall of the big rock on your left side. The wall goes out creating a long nose. The top is around 18-20m deep, and the bottom is 40m deep. This wall is full of colourful sponges, anemones and different species of nudibranches. If you always keep the wall on your left shoulder, you can find a nice drop off. In this wall, you can find conger, octopi, lobster and more nudibranches. On the way back at around 12m deep, you can see the canyon going up. If you follow the canyon, you can start to do your safety stop. Coming out of the canyon, you will find the anchor of the boat.

Keeping the wall on your right side, you can circumnavigate the deep side on one way and on your way back the shallower side. The deepest side of the wall is covered with colourful sponges, where you can find many different species of nudibranch. On the plateau near the anchor, you have a lot of cracks in the wall where you can go and explore, while you are doing your safety stop. The best time to dive here is in the morning, when the sun lightens the wall.

Aquarium has a great wall, that starts from the surface and goes down till 40m deep. It is covered with yellow and orange sponges, big and tiny holes where conger, scorpionfishes, octopi and lobster are hiding. The wall is covered with different species of nudibranch,such as the giant doris, dotted sea slug, flabellinas, yellow tylodina (difficult to spot because is hiding on yellow sponges). On the way back, with the wall on the right side, look up and see schools of damselfish and different types of breams.

Prst is located on the nothern side of Grgur. The top is at about 5-8 m. From where we anchor, we cross the plateau up to the wall where it starts to go deeper. The depth on the front side wall is around 40 m, and the right side is shallower. Between the wall and the beginning of the dive sites, there is a nice little cavern. On this dive site, you can find octopus, schools of damsel fish, colourful sponges with nudibranches, lobster, painted comber.

This dive site is situated on the southern side of Goli island too. It is a pinnacle with a plateau at 5 m where you can start your dive. It has a great wall that goes down to 45m deep, full of holes, where with some luck you can encounter a dark forkbeard. The wall has colorful sponges. In here you can spot octopus, scorpionfishes, nudibrances, conger and lobster.

This dive site is situated on the southern side of Goli island. It is a pinnacle with a nice wall going down to 35m. It’s a very easy dive site. You can swim around the pinnacle, choosing your depth, and being able to do the safety stop under the boat, looking around to find nudibranchs. Scorpionfish, octopus, and crabs are the most common fish encounters that you can have at this dive site, together with nudibranchs, damselfishes, and wrasse.

Double Rock is one of our favourite dive sites! We start the dive from a depth of 5 meters, following the anchor line. Follow the wall, keeping it on your left shoulder. At around 40m deep, you can find a small rock, full of colourful sponges, big conger, octopus and nudibranches. Between Goli Island and Double Rock there is a canyon cover in colourfull sponges.

Lighthouse is situated on the north side of Goli Island. The top is at 8 m depth, the maximum depth of the external part of the wall is 40-45 m deep. Between the dive site and Goli, is a nice canyon. On the wall around it, it is easy to spot conger, octopus, nudibranches. At around 20m deep, there are 2 big rocks where the top is at 5-8 m, a perfect place for a safety stop.

Silo is situated on the south side of Prvic island. The pinnacle starts at around 12m depth. The dive starts following the anchor to reach the top of the pinnacle. On this dive site might be some strong current sometimes. The southern side of the pinnacle has a drop off where the bottom can reach 40m+ and the wall is covered with colorful gorgonians. The northern side, between the pinnacle and Prvic Island has a nice channel, where the bottom is around 30-40m deep.

The Mair Wall is located on the north-east side of the island of Privic. Our boat anchors on a large plateau at a depth of 7-9m. Many octopus can be found on the rocky ground. We start diving with our left shoulder to the wall. The plateau ends and a great species-rich wall begins that drops down to 40m+. We can circumnavigate the steep face and slowly come back to flatter waters on the other side. Depending on air consumption or speed you can dive back on the wall or cross the canyon at a depth between 3-5m and exit the water directly after the safety stop.

The wreck of the Jakjlan lies on the northeast side of the island of Krk. Found for the first time in 2020, the wreck has been dormant since World War II. An experience for very experienced divers as the gunboat lies at a depth of 40m. Our boat anchors directly above the Jakljan and you dive down on the anchor chain. Suddenly the silhouette appears and then the well-preserved wreck beneath you. A top class dive.

The small island of Galun is located in the immediate vicinity of the Stara Baska diving center in the south-west of the island of Krk. The tip of the island is a little out of the water, where seagulls and other birds have their home. For divers, especially those with archaeological and historical interest, there is a lot to discover in the water such as an amphora field with a depth between 15 – 30m that has survived from Roman antiquity. The amphorae are now populated with bryozoans and thread snails. Great photos and clear water await you.

After Lighthouse, Big Rock is the next dive sites. In the western side of the Big Rock there is a wall dropping down to 40m. Following the wall on your right side, at about 40m, you can see a small rock in front of the wall. This rock is full of gorgonians, sponges, fishes, lobster and conger.

Tunnel is situated on the north side of Prvic Island. At the northern most tip of the island of Prvic, there is a rock in the water through which leads a tunnel roughly 35 metre long. After the descent, you arrive at the entrance to the tunnel at a depth of around 12 metres. With a diameter of around 3 metres, the tunnel is very easy to dive. You barely reach the other side when one of the most beautiful rock faces in the whole area immediately begins. Anyone who still has enough air in the tank after the dive through the tunnel and the rock face should not miss the Pillar-Cave, which is located only about 40 meters away, opposite the rock.

Kormati South is an underwater plateau located between the island of KRK and Plavnik. Our boat anchors on the huge plateau and below us there is a crater landscape at a depth of about 5-7m. At the end of the plateau is a ledge that drops down to a depth of 40m. Here you dive on the beautiful steep wall with gorgonians, snails and congers with your right shoulder against the wall. The return is made with the left shoulder against the wall until the canyon leads the diver back to the plateau where one can begin their safety stop.